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Missy Frederick

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  • Editorial Director, Eater
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Eater editor by day; theatre critic by night. I used to get paid to write about fried pickles; now I manage other people who write about fried pickles.
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A Sceney Ballston Bistro Offers Lunch Value. But Is It Ready for Prime Time?

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By Missy Frederick Verified
| Eater DC Verified
Dining Reports The new Angie is all-in on vibes, though it’s still a work in progress Aug 4, 2026, 5:26 PM UTC The warm shrimp salad at the Angie. Missy Frederick/Eater Missy Frederick is the Editorial Director for Eater’s dining team. She has covered the D.C. restaurant industry since 2007, offers expertise in business reporting and regional American dishes, and holds strong opinions on bar food and booze.
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A Jam-Packed 24-Hour Chicago Iconic Dish Crawl

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By Missy Frederick Verified
| Eater Chicago Verified
If you’re the kind of visitor — or local — who loves to experience a city’s iconic, regional dishes, Chicago is one of the best places to be in the country. This is a place with several inventions to call its own — it even has two competing city pizza styles (though residents know that tavern-style reigns supreme). I gave myself a mission on a recent Saturday to experience at least five of these dishes in one day, and I managed to pull it off — with a few welcome bonus stops.
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A Jam-Packed 24-Hour Chicago Iconic Dish Crawl

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By Missy Frederick Verified
| Flipboard
Social Justice 2 hours ago This Underrated Mountain Town Was Named the No. 1 Place to Live in the U.S. West—With High Incomes, Clean Air, and Easy Access to Nature Travel + Leisure - Dobrina Zhekova • 2h A new ranking found that one New Mexico town stands out for its income levels, health outcomes, housing affordability, and access to nature.
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